Defense IT
DOD features prominently in Government Innovation Awards
The list of 2018 Government Innovation Award Winners is out, and Defense Systems is pleased to announce that nine of the awardees come from the defense sector.
Public Sector Innovations
This category focuses on transformative tech that is truly reinventing government. That potentially mission-critical impact can stem from a new technology itself or from the innovative ways established tech is being leveraged to make government function better. Among this year's winners:
3-D Printing for Replacement F-35 Parts
U.S. Marine Corps, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, Combat Logistic Battalion 31
Cyber Direct Commissioning Program
U.S Army, Cyber Command
MOCYBER RockNSM
Missouri National Guard/Air National Guard
Software-Defined Networking for the DISN and the DoDIN
Defense Information Systems Agency
Unstructured Machinery Repair for Navy Ships
U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command
Wireless Vital Signs Monitor
U.S. Navy, Office of Naval Research
Rising Stars
This category recognizes those outstanding early-career individuals who are doing great things today — and who are likely to be filling the senior slots tomorrow. Among this year's Rising Stars:
Capt. Keely J. Carrigan
Operations Flight Commander, 707th Communications Squadron, U.S. Air Force
Senior Airman Christopher R. Deforge
Geospatial Analyst/Full-Motion Video Screener, 45th Intelligence Squadron, U.S. Air Force
Capt. Anthony N. Rodriguez
Aide-de-Camp to the Commander, 24th Air Force, U.S. Air Force
These winners will be profiled in more detail this fall, and honored in person at the Nov. 8 Government Innovation Awards dinner. For the full list of 2018 winnners, go to GovernmentInnovationAwards.com.
from All Articles and Blogs https://ift.tt/2wirV5b
via Defens News
No comments: